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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
6
Green food is essential to poultry feeding improving digestion and egg production. Succulent greens like lettuce kale and clover boost health. sprouted oats cabbage and beets serve as winter greens. Provide daily, avoid heat during storage, and cut long grass for chicks to prevent crop impaction.
A catalog-like list enumerates books about Mexico including histories, travel guides, conquests, and novels such as Prescott History of the Conquest of Mexico and The Fair God by Lew Wallace. It notes works for boys and girls and various authors along with a contact line for Gravel at Harding.
The document lists regimental officers of the North Dakota National Guard including Commander-in-Chief L B Hanna and aides with colonel ranks, major generals Grafton and Peake, and numerous captains and lieutenants across infantry units from Grafton to Williston. It notes the first regiment organized January 1885 with headquarters at Grafton and lists staff, quartermaster, medical, and machine gun company officers, ending with L L Eckman as captain of the Grand Forks machine gun unit.
The Burdick Broncho Buster reports Fargo deserves the title metropolis of North Dakota. Travelers note Fargo’s hearty reception to the party and candidate, expressing optimism that Fargo will share in future credit for the people’s victory.
In Bottineau North Dakota on June 24 A S Thorsen staged a sensational 66 12 foot motorcycle jump on a race track in front of about 500 witnesses. The leap was measured by several observers from an inclined grain door raised eleven inches at the front and performed at around fifty miles an hour, reaching an estimated height of fifty feet. Witnesses hailed it as one of the most spectacular feats seen locally with plans discussed to repeat the act at the fair as a major draw.
The Lady Elks entertained guests at a ball in The Home last Monday evening. A luncheon followed at midnight. The event was called a white party with all attendees dressed in white, described as an unusually pleasant evening.
Catarrh is linked to general body weakness with little aid from snuffs or vapors. The ad recommends Scott's Emulsion as an alcohol free medicinal food and building tonic to enrich the blood and address the cause.
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